Contractor is to provide grease trap pumping and waste pick-up services: Grease trap pumping and waste pick-up services shall be provided at the following locations for specified sizes of grease traps: Albuquerque Boys Reintegration Center (ABRC) at 4000 Edith Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM Thirty-five (35) gallon grease trap. Frequency: Once (1) a month, 7am-2pm MST. Youth Diagnostic and Development Center (YDDC) at 4000 Edith Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM Fifteen hundred (1500) gallon grease trap. Frequency: Once (1) a month 7am-2pm MST Camino Nuevo Youth Center (CYNC) at 4050 Edith Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM Five hundred (500) gallon grease trap. Frequency: Upon request only up to once (1) a month. Albuquerque Girls Reintegration Center (AGRC) at 3409 Pan American Freeway, Albuquerque, NM Thirty-five (35) gallon grease trap. Frequency: Once (1) a month 7am-2pm MST John Paul Taylor Center (JPTC) at 10015 Robert Larson Blvd, Las Cruces, NM Twelve hundred (1200) gallon grease trap. 50-gallon drum for excess grease, oil, waste from cooking. Frequency: Once a month. 7am to 2pm MST Be a full-service pumping and waste removal Contractor. Employ only trained personnel who are supervised by the Contractor to maintain the traps in proper operating and sanitary condition. Have OSHA approved internal entry (confined space), retrieving and monitoring equipment with competent personnel on staff. Ensure all traps pass inspections by local government department inspections and shall not clog municipal sewer lines or create back-ups in Agency facility(ies). Grease traps shall be completely pumped-out and cleaned-out once a month. The entire contents of the interceptor shall be pumped out of the trap leaving no more than two inches of waste in the bottom. Clean the entire grease trap, including the side, inlet, outlet, and baffles with high pressure water to ensure and maximize proper operation of the trap. For JPTC only: The entire fifty (50) gallon drum will be completely pumped-out and cleaned-out once a month. The entire contents of the drum shall be pumped out of the drum leaving no more than two inches of waste in the bottom. Not add pumped water back to the trap to facilitate the pumping and cleaning process. In the event the grease in the trap is hardened, back flushing is not acceptable. Clean-up around the work area after completion of the work performed. Meet all DOT, OSHA, EPA, FDA, as well as all other local, state, and federal regulations pertaining to the pumping, hauling, and disposal of grease trap wastes. Clean up all spills immediately in accordance with good trade practice, all applicable laws, codes, and regulations: and have material disposed of by a permitted transporter by proper means. Not introduce additives unless approved by the appropriate governmental agency. Not use any additives that later solidify or negatively affect sewer lines, pump stations, or treatment plants. Grease traps shall be inspected and maintained once a month and in compliance with all national, state, county and local rules, codes, and regulations. In the event a grease blockage should occur, or the discharge side of the trap, Contractor shall pump/clean the discharge line past the blockage at no additional charge. Additional pumping may be required on an as-needed basis. Monitor each facility trap to justify, advise, and recommend any changes in the pumping frequency, hauling or disposal methods or practices set forth in this contract which would benefit Agency by reducing costs, liability, maintenance expenses, emergencies, accidents or otherwise to remain in compliance with all federal, state and local laws and regulations pertaining to waste minimization; thereby, acting in such a manner to minimize the amount of toxicity of waste generated. Each trap shall be checked for the amount top grease, oil, fat, water and bottom accumulations. This information shall be recorded on a monitoring/service ticket and provided to Agency Physical Plant Manager, submitted ten (10) days after service is performed. Each ticket shall include: Description of service, date and time service was performed, and Contractor’s and Agency employee signature (such as Physical Plant Manager or Physical Plant Staff, Escort Officers, Rover Officers). A copy of the ticket shall be left with Agency employee who signed it. Deficiencies, problems, or repairs needing correction by Agency shall be noted on the ticket. Serious problems shall be reported immediately, on-site, to Agency Physical Plant Manager. Provide one (1) multi-part manifest for each location services to include signature from the generator, transporter and receiver, and the appropriate non-hazardous waste details with all service and comply with all governmental regulatory agencies to maintain and establish accountability. Ensure manifest used to document transportation and disposal of trap waste generated in each local county contains the following information: Name and physical address of the facility, volume of waste pumped (gallons), date and time of pumping activity, signature of authorized representative of Contractor and customer and size of separator (trap) in gallons. Transporter/hauler document information that includes name and physical address of company, county permit number, name, and signature of driver with date of pumping activity, type of waste, quantity pumped (gallons), and truck capacity (gallons). Receiver/Facility document information that includes name and physical address of facility, permit number, volume of waste received, date and time of waste received, signature of authorized facility representative. The disposal receiver/facility has furnished Agency Physical Plant Manager a complete copy of the manifest with the proper signature and dates within fifteen (15) days of the pumping activity. Provide an original and copy of each manifest along with the invoice for the current month no later than the 10th of the following month to Agency Physical Plant Manager, or their designated representative. This copy will be used to reconcile the copy received from the disposal facility.